Re: [cobirds] "Birds of Ecuador" free to good home

Good luck! I have attempted to give away dozens of great volumes and no one wants them. I'm boxing them up to give to the Jeffco Library to sell off in their annual Whale of a Sale, if even they can unload them. Nobody wants books anymore. It's really too bad.

Norm Lewis

Lakewood 

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On Jan 18, 2023, at 7:03 AM, dgulb...@gmail.com <dgulbenkian@gmail.com> wrote:

Ridgely and Greenfield, 2 vols, 1600+ pages.

Alsol "Birds of New Guinea",  Princeton, 1986

If you want them, you'd have to come to my home to

get them: just south of Crown Hill Open Space in Lakewood/Wheatridge

David Gulbenkian  Jeffco

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